Ling-pao
- noun
- Literature
- The temple was dedicated to Ling-pao, the second person of the Taoist Trinity.
Examples
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In Taoist rituals, offerings are often made to Ling-pao for protection and blessings.
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Scholars study the myths surrounding Ling-pao to understand Taoist cosmology.
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In Taoist beliefs, Ling-pao is revered as a divine figure.
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Many followers of Taoism honor Ling-pao in their rituals.
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In Taoist rituals, offerings are often made to Ling-pao for protection and blessings.
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The temple was dedicated to Ling-pao, the second person of the Taoist Trinity.
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In Taoist beliefs, Ling-pao is revered as a divine figure.
Synonyms
A sacred being in Taoist belief who represents one part of the supreme Tao
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ling-pao comes from Chinese parts Ling meaning 'spirit' and pao meaning 'treasure', so it paints the image of a 'spiritual treasure'. In Taoism Ling-pao is the second member of the Trinity, and thinking 'spirit treasure' helps you remember it is an important divine being.